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Erection of 4no. light industrial units

Units 11 -14, Stone Bridge Business Park, Avalon Road, Kirton, Boston, PE20 1QR

DecidedReference: B/26/0145East Lindsey District Council

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Application location

Units 11 -14, Stone Bridge Business Park, Avalon Road, Kirton, Boston, PE20 1QR

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Full Planning Permission
Received
24 Mar 2026
Validated
9 Apr 2026
Determination deadline
4 Jun 2026
Local authority
East Lindsey District Council

Application overview

Erection of 4no. light industrial units

Proposal details

Reference
B/26/0145
Alternative references
PP-14768156
Ward
Kirton And Frampton Ward
Parish
Kirton
Agent
Evergreen Group Ltd

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
DecisionDecision · PDF8 Jul 2026View
Planning Officer ReportReport · PDF8 Jul 2026View
Biodiversity Net Gain Baseline Figure 1General9 Jun 2026View
BNG Statutory MetricGeneral9 Jun 2026View
Biodiversity Net Gain post-intervention scenario Figure 2General9 Jun 2026View
BNG Condition AssessmentsGeneral9 Jun 2026View
Black Sluice IDB Response (1)Correspondence · PDF20 Apr 2026View
Flood Risk AssessmentGeneral · PDF9 Apr 2026View
KL/P/05/SP/1 Site Location PlanPlans · PDF31 Mar 2026View
Survey Cover SheetGeneral24 Mar 2026View
KL/PL/01/2 Units 11 - 14 Perspective & Cross SectionPlans · PDF24 Mar 2026View
Design & Access StatementGeneral · PDF24 Mar 2026View
KL/PL/05/SP Rev A Site PlanPlans · PDF24 Mar 2026View
Application FormApplication form & Certificates · PDF24 Mar 2026View
Ecological Appraisal and Biodiversity Net Gain AssessmentGeneral · PDF24 Mar 2026View
KL/PL/01/1 Units 11-14 Plans and ElevationsPlans · PDF24 Mar 2026View

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  9. Temporary Permission Expiry Date

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